Tomorrow will be Miss Brown’s last day at Marsden.
On behalf of the children and the staff, I like to thank you for all of your hard work during your time at Marsden and wish you happiness and success in the future.
We had a brilliant afternoon at the Year 3 and 4 Christmas party!
There was lots of dancing, lovely food and games.
Here are the songs that Key Stage 2 need to practise.
I’m already looking forward to watching this production!
Year 4 had a great time tasting their own delicious cookery.
They researched Italian food, created their own tomato based sauce with John in the hall and finally feasted on the mouth watering dishes.
We gathered together today to celebrate all of our children at Marsden and to present some special awards. Below are those children who were selected for their Positive Behaviour, Progress or Pride and Presentation.
Everyone at Marsden are so proud of them:
Pride and Presentation:
Nursery: Ellie and Poppy
Reception: Matthew
Year One: Jayden
Year Two: Ethan
Year Three: Harry
Year Four: Harvey
Year Five: Alistair
Year Six: Charlie
Positive Behaviour:
Nursery: Tom and Eleanor
Reception: Aimee
Year One: Dakota
Year Two: Grace
Year Three: Tamzin
Year Four: Amelia
Year Five: Georgie
Year Six: Poppy
Progress:
Nursery: Harriet, Sonny and Rhys
Reception: Alyssa
Year One: James
Year Two: Jace
Year Three Cole
Yea Four: Aiden
Year Five: Alania
Year Six: Phoebe
PC Wilkinson joined us to present the Citizenship award.
The nominees were:
Nursery: Millie
Reception: Georgie
Year One: Connie
Year Two: Jace
Year Three Maisie-Rae
Yea Four: Lyra
Year Five: Lucie
Year Six: Faith
Lucie was chosen as the winner as she has raised over £400 for charity by cutting her hair to donate to children undergoing cancer treatments. Well done!
We also celebrated the special talents of our engineering team, footballers, bikeability and the wonderful attendance from our whole school this year.
WELL DONE
Today was the Year 4 class assembly. The children performed ‘Awful Auntie’ by David Walliams.
All of the children spoke clearly and demonstrated brilliant acting skills! Well Done Year 4!
Take a look at the pictures!
Well done again to the Key Stage Two Dance group who performed again last night at the Customs House.
Another fantastic night.
The Key Stage Two dance group performed at the South Tyneside Dance Festival tonight and there can only be one word to describe them, Wow!
As always they behaved impeccably and made us so proud, well done!
Take a look at Liam from Year Four who has worked tirelessly to reach the top of our whole school TT Rockstars leaderboard. His current speed is 0.44 seconds a question! Absolutely mind-blowing! What an achievement for a nine year old. Can you imagine how quick he’ll be in Year 6? Here he is answering 135 questions correctly in a minute!
Today, Y4 visited South Shields Museum. There, we took part in a workshop about local smugglers. We found out all about the roles of different people in the smuggling trade and also about the lives of a few local smugglers, such as Dolly Peel and John the Jibber!